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Gulf of St. Lawrence : New Brunswick, Cocagne Harbour

by: Great Britain. Hydrographic Office, issuing body

Publication date: 1861

Topics: Saint Lawrence, Gulf of -- Navigation -- Maps., New Brunswick -- Navigation -- Maps., Nautical charts -- Saint Lawrence, Gulf of., Nautical charts -- New Brunswick., Canada -- Maps., McGill University Library Digitized Title, Bayfield Project, Nautical charts -- Saint Lawrence, Gulf of, Nautical charts -- New Brunswick, Nautical charts, Saint Lawrence, Gulf of -- Navigation -- Maps, New Brunswick -- Navigation -- Maps, Canada -- Maps, Atlantic Ocean -- Gulf of Saint Lawrence, Canada, New Brunswick

Publisher: London : Published at the Admiralty

Collection: mcgilluniversity; mcgilluniversityrarebooks; toronto

Contributor: McGill University Library

Language: English

1 map ; 61 x 47 cm

"Published according to Act of Parliament at the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, Octr. 20th 1849."

Relief shown by hachures; depths shown by soundings in feet

Mounted on linen

Legend for gravel, mud, oyster, sand and weeds

Notes on vegetation

Inset: Continuation of Cocagne River

"Price Eighteenpence"

"J & C Walker Sculpt."

"Sold by J. D. Potter, Agent for the Admiralty Charts, 31 Poultry and 11 King Street Tower Hill."

Early Canadian nautical maps were referred to as "Bayfield charts" in honour of Henry Wolsey Bayfield who began in the early 1800s charting the waterways of Canada

Addeddate: 2019-04-04 21:52:09

Associated-names: Bayfield, Henry Wolsey, 1795-1885, surveyor; Potter, J. D. (John Dennett), active 1830-1892, bookseller; J. & C. Walker (Firm), engraver; Great Britain. Admiralty

Identifier: McGillLibrary-rbsc_map_bayfield-051-19157

Identifier-ark: ark:/13960/t9k43c755

Note: "Published according to Act of Parliament at the Hydrographic Office of the Admiralty, Octr. 20th 1849."
Relief shown by hachures; depths shown by soundings in feet.
Mounted on linen.
Legend for gravel, mud, oyster, sand and weeds.
Notes on vegetation.
Inset: Continuation of Cocagne River.
"Price Eighteenpence"
"J & C Walker Sculpt."
"Sold by J. D. Potter, Agent for the Admiralty Charts, 31 Poultry and 11 King Street Tower Hill."
Early Canadian nautical maps were referred to as "Bayfield charts" in honour of Henry Wolsey Bayfield who began in the early 1800s charting the waterways of Canada.
Copy in McGill Library’s Rare Books and Special Collections, Map Collection: Numbered 51 on verso of map.